New Prairie High School - Prairie Life Yearbook (New Carlisle, IN)

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Cross Country The ladycats and the packmen once | again faced grueling weather uneven courses, and twisted ankles to complete a winning season. They proved themselves to be fighters as well as winners, and each followed the team’s motto — “Never say die.” The ladycats ended the season with a 8-0 record, and the packmen concluded with a 8-4 record. One outstanding ladycat proved to all of New Prairie that dreams do come true with dedication and drive. Carol Gray re- turned home from Indianapolis wearing the title of State Cross Country Champion and the smile of a winner. State Champ NP OPPS. Girl’s Boy's : Girl's Boy’s 15 15 Westville 50 50 28 Roger s 31 21 Marquette 40 24 Hobart 3] 23 24 Clay 34 32 19 28 Washington 39 3] 15 23 La Ville 50 38 18 42 Marian 37 17 29 4] St. Joe 30 16 15 25 South Central 50 32 46 John Glenn 16 26 28 LaPorte 29 31 LaSalle Pahohane Pee First row: Christine McClaren, manager; Anne Murphy, Carol Gray, Angie Benjamin, Denise Winter, Wendy Plank, Niki Ringle, Nancy Bernth, Cindy | Plank, Jenny Lucas. Second row; Ben Milcarek, Brian Witkowski, Dan Adnson, Ryan Pecse, Rob Risner, Dean Fecher, Shawn Johnston, Neil Carboneau, |Dan Moryl, Lyle Benson, coach Doug Snyder. | i i I Cross Country 29 | Ka

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First row; Missi Kolacz, Lorie Tolmen, Lisa Schmidt, Michelle Gloss, Ann White, Coach Christine Cortier, Second row; Cindy Mroczkiwicz, Missy Papai, Danielle Wykotf, Connie Stayback, Chris Rhine, Stacey Klosinski. New Prairie’s volleyball team placed second in conference and was sec- tional runner-up. The season record was 14-10, and the conference record was 5-1, Chris Rhine and Lorie Tolmen were All Conference. Lorie Tolmen, Chris Rhine, and Lisa Schmidt were captains. Most Valuable Players were Chris Rhine and Lorie Tolmen; Most Improved was Missi Kolacz. Kellev Barnes, Kart Johnsen, Riche: chnider, Jenny Baginski Third row: Debbie McAtee, Denise Witte, Chris Koselke, Karen Horvath, Julie Golden. 28 Valleyball S Westville Knox Clay LaSalle John Glenn Marquette Adams Rogers Concord Tourney: Concord Snider Homestead Jimtown LaPorte Jimtown Triton Culver iley Tourney: Riley Marian Concord St. Joe Washington LaVille Sectionals: Elston LaPorte SNhy Yt —NN— WN SON WNNN=NHNDS SorNnOrnmhbs Ns OSONN NN SONNN™ NS

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182 John Glenn 173 Oregon-Davis 177 LaSalle 177 Washington 396 Marquette 396 Chesterton 163 Knox 183 Clay 183 St. Joe 17] Marian | 179 Rogers 170 La Ville 193 330 337 166 158 154 Jim checks Ted’s scoring. First row: J.J. Kessler, Jeff Buss, Jeff Harbart, Jason Colglazier, Mark Davis, Tom Miles, Scott Dickson. Second row: Scott Spear, Jeff Skiver, Terrill MacMillan, Tim Spear, Tom Pietrzak, Tom Klosinski, Chris Stouffer, Jim Danielson, Coach Ed Hamilton. After struggling with the unpredictable weather, the boys’ golf team finished its season showing a 2-10 record. Coach Ed Hamilton commented that, although the team had a large group of seniors, they did not capitalize on their experience. Captains of the team were Jim Danielson and Ted Hamilton. Jim Danielson was also voted Most Valuable Player; Most Improved was Jeff Buss. 30 Boys’ Golf